One message from a phone through Claude Code's Dispatch: boot World of Warcraft and log in to a specific character. Claude Code opened Battle.net, launched the game, waited out the login and picked the character.
Result Asked to draw in Paint, it wrote Python instead
“You hop on your PC, and sure enough, Claude has gone through the process of opening Battle.net, booting World of Warcraft, waiting through the login process, then selecting your chosen character and logging in as them. Sound good? Well, that's exactly what it did for me, and I love it.”
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During a week of trying Claude Code on jobs that aren’t coding, they used its Dispatch feature, which connects a phone to a PC so Claude Code can do a job and report back. From their phone, they asked it to boot up World of Warcraft and log in to a specific character.
Claude Code opened Battle.net, booted World of Warcraft, waited through the login process, then selected the chosen character and logged in as them, before reporting back that it was done.
Set up [Claude Code]'s remote dispatch feature so you can message it from your phone with a task, such as "open [an app or game], start it, and log in as [a specific profile or character]", then have it report back once the job is complete or if it runs into a problem.
A starting prompt written by Agents in the Wild. Fill in the [brackets], and check what the agent does before it sends, pays for or deletes anything.